Research, publications and other organisations | Research related papers/items | Global Conference Papers/sites

Research, publications and other organisations

1. Green Living Pedia
2. Australian Conservation Foundation | Media release 23.02.09
3. CSIRO Sustainability Newsletter
4. Australian National University Environmental News
5. Australia's Climate Action Network
6. ECOS Magazine

Research related papers/items

1. Forest logging creates fire traps Professor David Lindenmayer, ANU Fenner School of Env. & Soc. 01.03.2010
2. Green Institute Working Paper 4 Australia’s national greenhouse accounts re-arranged for policy coherence Margaret Blakers, Green Institute, March 2009
3. Article in Science Daily: One-fifth Of Fossil-fuel Emissions Absorbed By Threatened Forests. ScienceDaily 19.02.2009. Globally, tropical trees in undisturbed forest are absorbing nearly a fifth of the CO2 released by burning fossil fuels.glenbarry@ecologicalinternet.org
4. Australia’s Transition from Native Forests to Plantations: The Implications for Woodchips, Pulpmills, Tax Breaks and Climate Change Ajani 15.03.08 976kb
5. Green Carbon: The Role of Natural Forests in Carbon Storage. The proposed emissions trading scheme could have a "devastating" effect on wood harvesting. Anjani 10.12.0864kb
6. Forests Make Rain - the role of forests in the microbial nucleation and governance of rainfalls and sustainable bio-systems by Walter Jehne, 2006 paper published in the CSIRO Sustainability Newsletter 64E 17.02.2007
7. Green Carbon: New research shows that native forests hold much greater stores of carbon than previously realised: Professor Brendan Mackey & Professor Rod Keenan. Audio National Interest ABC Radio 9.03.2009
   
8. Creating heality soils in Monaro - Walter Jehne .pdf 76kb.
9. Chemical released by trees can help cool planet, scientists find. David Adam, environment correspondent guardian.co.uk, 30.10.08 .pdf 60kb
10. Old forests absorb C02 too: Study .pdf 36kb

Global Conference papers/sites

1. World Forestry Congress Bulletin Volume 10 Number 18 - Monday, 26 October 2009
   SUMMARY OF THE THIRTEENTH WORLD FORESTRY CONGRESS, 18-23 OCTOBER 2009
2. Climate-l.org